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APSC Answer Writing (Daily) based on Assam Tribune – 17/04/2026

By Amit BiswakarmaPublished 2 min read
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For APSC CCE and other Assam Competitive examinations aspirants, practicing Daily Answer Writing is vital. This blog covers the most important Main question and its model Answer from the Assam Tribune today (17-04-2026).

GS Mains Model Question

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Mains Answer Writing

From The Assam Tribune, 17 April 2026

Mains question

Q. “Non-traditional security threats are increasingly shaping national and global security frameworks.”
Discuss with reference to recent developments.


Model answer

Model Answer

Introduction

The concept of security has expanded beyond traditional military threats to include non-traditional challenges such as humanitarian crises, climate change, and transnational crimes. Recent global developments reflect how these threats are reshaping security paradigms.


Understanding Non-Traditional Security

  • Refers to threats that:
    • Are non-military in nature
    • Affect human survival and well-being
  • Includes:
    • Climate change
    • Human trafficking
    • Food insecurity
    • Health crises

Key Contemporary Examples

1. Humanitarian Crisis (Sudan Conflict)

  • Civil war leading to:
    • Famine
    • Mass displacement
  • Demonstrates:
    • Link between conflict and human security

2. Human Trafficking (West Africa)

  • Organized transnational crime
  • Exploits:
    • Poverty and instability
  • Impacts:
    • Human rights and internal security

3. Climate Variability (Erratic Rainfall in India)

  • Disrupts:
    • Agriculture and food systems
  • Leads to:
    • Farmer distress
    • Food insecurity

4. Technological Threats (Missile Developments)

  • Though traditional, linked with:
    • Strategic instability
  • Combined with:
    • Cyber and hybrid threats

Implications for Security Framework

A. Shift to Human Security

  • Focus on:
    • Individuals rather than states

B. Interconnected Threats

  • Climate → Food → Conflict

C. Global Nature

  • Requires international cooperation

Challenges

  • Lack of coordination among countries
  • Weak institutional capacity
  • Resource constraints
  • Policy gaps

Way Forward

1. Integrated Security Approach

  • Combine traditional + non-traditional

2. Strengthening Institutions

  • Disaster management, law enforcement

3. International Cooperation

  • UN, regional frameworks

4. Climate Action

  • Adaptation and mitigation

5. Human-Centric Policies

  • Focus on vulnerable groups

Conclusion

Non-traditional security threats are redefining the concept of security in the 21st century. Addressing them requires a holistic, cooperative, and human-centric approach to ensure sustainable peace and stability.

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